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Low – "Just Make It Stop"

  • January 9, 2013
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Veteran Minnesota slowcore ensemble Low are on the cusp of releasing their 10th record since their inception back in '93. On the album's debut single "Just Make It Stop", Mimi Parker takes up lead vocals atop the briskest beat we've heard from the trio in years. Warm Americana downstrokes cascade among barely-there piano and soft percussion for a alt-country twang we've not quite heard from the band yet. But the new sound's no wonder: The Invisible Way features the production talents of Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy, who leaves his mark through and through on this cut. 

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The Invisible Way will be released March 19 via Sub Pop.

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